Richmond daily register (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.): 1922-01-04

1»M— 57thNcai ~No. 3

<1 Country FinancMl Jguti-

mces 0^ I lie-
's of the'Btirky
r s Co-opera' ^ I
III' vi^'ious c- • ■'-
:iade by a 'i.
> in th' 'jVi. ' >
. Presid«iit .

'lat pro{;re>s \\<i-
:iancing \ jm "I-
"t Stone >aid:
.'•ived others

iber of the -
inks aii'l it i-

[Ijlch ^ivfu u> (luring the pr
iitiarv i>erio-I of or^nizatioi
\\v (I'uhl select i'h- ir.cii '
cliargc- itl the association
ncss and <jf the property
over to us hy the owntr
warehouses. We are ih
I>est \\e can to have the
liouses <ipened for the r<
ii>c t " > at the earliebt
liiuincnt.*' ^

WILSUN THANKS

Senate Namss Comnti
Hear Cooteat Case
htm r%. Wi

Richmond. Madison County, Ky. Wednesday, January 4, 1922

lUmm {EBUeAWiANT

BILL IN SENATE 10 NEW UWS ENACTED

Celerity Legislative Committee Has Bills
Making Vital Changes In

Broken For
Mrers
Is RosM'

i rankfort. Ky,. Jan, 4 — A rcc

i<! A as broken in the Kcntm ky: '
ci'.iiu- 'J uf-day. first of the r»22 ^' "
i. ;) of llie (icMn-ral \>scinl)l\ .

iMiki'ort. Jan- A — A -erie- of
Itill-. c;irr\int; out the prin-
cipal recummendalioii-' of the

ulu n t!ie co-operative uiarketnii; Kentucky Education Swnrcy Com
the benefit of the burlev'""'*^'"" reRarJ'nP the schools of
growers «iLs introduced.' " ^ presented to

4|.y .\.«M<>riat<-rt I'l

I'rankfort. Ky.. Ja.

^T'.'.v from \\'oodr"\v|
than .in*; llic democrats
the a— relation |<^„„„-|^y House for th

ciit ii'ni on re.^uiulioi^

Imsi iess to \hc l>anl
•i.r it. We l;ave ha^
all aUmg that l>ank< m
I loinBiufiitie \\>i'
aic of ^lia bu--i«.-s> an'
Ts in inbst of tiu" couti-
(jd tfieir coni i- hc ir
Mient by advi^iwg grow •
I the associa'ioil. It
.e to us that iii>»v thi
mv forward nd l< ml'
itiei of their :i>^itiitioi -
t-od|Mrnitive ni^rketinu

""e working- a- raii^idly :i
•n the deuii- tifat nm-
le opeakfig ot tllie <\ai < -

r €m reili>tioiji («f tii

In' iivnj/bers o
.e sball Ope!
. as soon a-
worked ot
Made to- t'i
■ •. ers on tiK

act l.'i
i tobaco

printet:. referred to the commit-

t.'c. r« >orte«i back to the Senate,
and. ni.'der suspension of rules,
ijiven Its lirsi readinj; in lull and

t!u- < general .\sscfllbly this week,
it was annomieeH here today by

MOIMTiyN TOBACCO
SELLS IN RICHMOND

j Gncinnati. Jan. 4— Cattle qui t.
!i<.t;s 25c lower; Chicajjo strong.

i.ouisville, Jan. 4- Cattle M%).
active; hogs 1.600, strong: Iiccp
'50. stead}-: all unchanfjed.

Weed From Lee, day,

an*^ Rockcastia Brings Good
Mmv To Growm

■ ! Rain and much colder tonight:

ila-urn K.-nincky t()l)acco. Thursday fair aii^ tolder; cold

rai.-ed in I. re. I iay. Jack sun. wave.
Kockca.stle and ll->ti!l, was pre-
dominant on the tloor- of t!u
Home narehiMi-r I ue>day. S- luc
of the nicest leai seen this sea-'
son wa*: from I.ee and Esl«!'n
countic- one cr. ;i from l-.still'
averagiujj 5U cents, one lasket of.

PWS TRYING
TO SAVE EUROPE

MBS.i).B.TURLEY,SR.
IS CALLED HOME

Beloved Woman Peacefully
To Sleep At Davm of Day
— Funeral Thursday

t anne>.

i:it.«l !•

!•' ranee. ]:iv t

150 pottnis bringinij ^i) per bun
tite l.ei;is!ati\ »• t onunittec ni tlie dred. i itbaccw i> coming to tiii: .
Kentuckv l-ducation Association.! market Jro.n all over this section ^•'^^'^ '*"^"P« 'i- ^

i iie ni asnres inclu<le a bill of the stale, including Shelby. ""n"«^ ^smtegration and keep the
iM ovidintf a bi-partisan Statej f larrison and .\ichola.s counties. Entente from falling apart are
I'.fard of Ivlucation: aboliv/iingl Trices rtie>da\ were tirtn on all the big ta-K • nndert.-ik. i; ii» :c by

I'retnier Lio\ d-( let .>! ( irtat

de'ut.cratic cancits \va« | read' in

•I.. I '.•Use lo(l.-!\. Ik- v ; I: it j^-avt-

vi'e.Me

nd-
lle

11 .la\ -
l^er to
•-hru it

iiii -. veep plea.>ure ami i
i-d Ills very warm i:r. i-
added. '"I-'acii of ni\
in'\ r.iakes inc nion y
-ci . > our i(reai party a;i i
.;ni;vy and the worhl.*

• l-i 1 lon^i- today - 'a les-
ii;tiM 1 «), (lerin.in an la.. L.^ation
if till* sending of tro'.p-iii. Xew-

• l vvlieie a strike - • :i. 1 iie
M .-i-urc now goes t«' i n- Jsenale.

placed II the calendar. Todax. it
iwilt itrivc second reading. ;ind the

advancrd to the tirders of the davi., , . , ^..i i. ,. .„,,. w^n.i, i i
, , -, , , .,, , ., ,- the "late texllM.ok luiuuiission .| urade

.-ind "1! lln'r^dav will ix- ehj;n)le' , • i r , '

., , , .chans;nig rules for the certinca-

l(»r ])a-sa"e in the uiiper i>ranch. i . - *^ , „, ,.f

/I I, V- I . tn;!i c! teachers - amendment r»t

\\ htle the Mouse, whieh receiv- , , . , ,,.„ .

, . ., ,. , .!th(- c .Mitiulsorx ai.endauce law.

ed a -:nnl:;!- nu-astire. ili'l !ioi act ' ' u-. i

■ , - ■ , I.I (. c.-iiinu two whitf and one new

with qiute su much celentv. being! , ."^ i ...... ..f ,- .-

a mt,d, les. compact Im'kIv. nM!^-"'"'-'^^'' """." •'V ^^^^\:"l'P:

time w:> l<Kt hi that bran.!, l"'"'^'- -'•"•/'^^ ^'^'"f ^^^^^
, , , • . , 1 . M l- for both pprties to nomi-

and the bill was MitnMluced. i>rml, ' ■ ■ . • i

I I .- • 1 » *i J- •* '"ate the satne can»IiMate tor
ed. and referred to the I ummit- :*'"^ ^'"^ ,

I hi- com-""'" '" ^"l>«'''"'tP""""' • "icreasing
the maximum trx rate for grad-
' schools: increasing the salary

»t>me

l»rita n. and Bri.-uid t i |-'rance.
who totlay began a series of pri-
vate Conversations with the idva
of la\ iiiy "tit .n i>rogram f • "

tee on .\gricultrue. l in- com-
mittee met after tiic Mouse ad
joiirneii at J o'clock in after-j^*'.
noon at t!ie Frankfort hotel, and!"' ^-

In unanimous vol, d<-cidvd to re- = ^''''''^-^ ""f l'^*"'^'!: ^„

p-'irt the bill iavor:d.lv \\ednes- promote studctts from the eighth at .>3c

. t

S' nerintendcnt and i, -it A(

which include
ales as follows:

lioraci- W arfi rd sold l.'O Ib^
at JSk : 145 at .VA : 175 at 48«.-:
1J5 at 41c: 125 at ,Wc: 145 at
27c: 70 at Sv : M) at l.V.

(.iurtis Koger.s ^otd 125 lbs at AHiecl Supreme
27c: 140 at .^9c : 7l» at 5.h : 05 at convenes here Friday.
I7i : 115 at 4.sc ; <o ai -i'k : 14? I*reni-er> will en.Ieav..- ; •'
at .Wc: iff) at 2'\- : 150 at 11 1-4. nierge particular conleiiUon^ .-iiid
Dave I.. I'tcu It sold 2n' 1'.- generally consider the dls oi l.ii-
at .Wc : 155 at Mk : -Id at .IV : 28(. rope,

: <o :ii ,x ; 1S5 at 4i),- : ±" -

t. ouncil w
•|h(.

Just at daybreak Wedne^^lay
morning, the s|,;ril t)i Mrs. Nan-
nie J. i urley returned to the God
who gave- ii.

Mrs. Turley sank into the slccr
li-.at kuuws no waking, a^ a Uttl
i!.i!<i sremiy drifts int. sliunbcr-
land. -\!»out hi r ijcdside were
i-er vliiiilrcn and loved ones,
tninistcring with tender hands
and lovini.' lu arts in this last sad
hour. She had been in failin-^
health tor inonth>, and the para-
lytic stroke sustained Tuesday
presaged the end, whkrh came

! ,1 l-.ii- and useful life, de-
voted to tliv good of oilier- and
• . viL, i er .Master cauic to a
;i' .: • ;id. .Mrs. Turlev would
have been SIJ vears of age on

\ia-.-i: I llli. iu-\t.
.1.

-amc

r

I- House recent «1 j)etition

forn-.cr s{,l(!i«-rs a-iving pas-
of a bonus bill.

,.oy

I 'O:

Settate ]»assed a

thai lilt s^t-' '
!i( ! xcd as Al ■ >'.

ior'-j prom

H- tiovenio
■ I lousf a'

:,iitte-- \" I"
-on ( •->' 1 < - 1
another

t II
• nd
I < I

oint res-
ell lav ill

mali* Ml.

,d its

t iii'diit -

nr.tee

iig s behiji 'paiLfd

.•a<ji nai ter-^ , ; tlu- \\ aliac^--' >1< 1; im ca
. Le infetoii.j i;,., ii.-ili.. >css;s>!i v;.- iini<he«l
tlie cooperative* marUctint; 1".
•Use kahil , -iM-n its secoiui iead:ng in
leen t Car-| ; ,ti ;u«(
C-. .sinc<- Sat-t ^ „ — < . t r-
' ;idq;- irt( r- jc in<.innaM
ill !>• bnsv
on
y iier

ware
• tails'

bill

ccoiui iead:nj

1

Merchant ^'cmnd
Witi. Bu/let H r'c in Head

tinuaii.

\ > >lc

le mil favor

nscqucntly. with the ,

relaiivi progress a* in the Senate • , » •

the bill will be in ^hape lor pas I'-he cmmitte.- m the followm-
sage on Fridav, -f it should iMrlsvnop.Ms ot the nMasurc:
dernied v,i.e f.'l -epthe House ini "1— A i-d' to provule for a
^esMo!^ that lorn . iMaie I'.oar.i .-i l.ducation con-

To Senator \ewton Kright. ..f ' i-tii-.}; "! ne .Superintendent o!
MmineiKc. fi ll the l;oi:-.t of li;, ' 'i'!.!-. Iiisinictioi; and eight lav
'lal step taken in the Senate. 1 nend.ers. n. t more than four of
lor he had the satisfaction f»f in-| vhimi shall l»el<rtig to the s.-mie
', '^il!!'"'* "■.Mincing t'.jc measure. '1 nr-da\ i i oiiticrd pa'ty. to "m- appointed
t.c >cnate , a„j| ^iiortly alterwanli >y liie (iov.-inor by and with the

, lak-iiig part in the d scussion <»fi -on-^ent of the S-uate for a term
ti y i.ill b\ the new Rub s ( oim j >\ four \.'ar.. Te rms of iiiem-
niitti^ of' eleven «leniot rat . to i.. ; - d .d! "^iiire at <lilTcrcnt dates
whir, jt ^vas referred, llun o ; - . tiiai .li.' State Hoard of Edu-
--efMi; it brought into the .'^eiiatr I ration will li' conn- .i conli'Miou-^
and ^ivt-n its record :idvatn c. j n»d. . .XpiH inlive members shall
I ln|]^^ House, the bill v\;.s ii' i ecf-iw no s;tl.-ir\ . but shall re-
'^"*'iced by Kepresmtative yihv i iv - their

I- »-0\\I1. of "slH-ltiy c«i/nty

^P*^^er Tliom.oson refernd iIh-
m(^ti>'''t the (."<.iy?mittej tin .\g-
hich wa.'< the oui\
announced
afterin»on. The
-';i|i of tliis (I imniitt«-(-
j:iianimously favored the

to; at 4Cc

80 at 42c; I.K> at ok JULYS QUeAEQ OVER
25 at AOv : 185 at Ut : !tt)Wf wl^""*^'' If fUll

I

$150^00 BY MOVIES

(ttr AMociated

W .islMnulon. jan
Icr tieneral llavs s.i

II-

o

i:

I H i.

i .!-Ol>o!«!

• • • "s >. • I.

/. which yi-ax
I committee
ffluring the afti

foil,

iiiiefltV.<-Vcr-

/;qmenrv.<-'Y

-ment (d tin
• iie Chinese tar-
nt effective basis
ii>ortant devclop-
iiie confcrei^e
l:pert's report

dcf>nition ; view

.n. 's ;i

Lisle, of Jcssaniitn-
n. n. Thornlierry. oi
- : W. II. I'.ntlon. Trindile .
Kice. tahlwell
Peivlletcm : and
s. |-'rauklin. <i( nii

\iiio-. 1 .( .v^aii : 1\. I). .Mc-
y. (iarrard: .-uid .S. R. I'ow-
•till. republicans,
burlcy growers' bill. \\ liich
eneral act referring to .-ill
jerativc associations now in
rnre or t" be fornicd in Ken-
. evidently has been drawn
great care for all legal jdia.v
v( lived. The title alone cov-
\vo printed p«'iges. (-)ut <.'f
/>liment to Judge KoI)ert W.
.I'.inji-bam. the Loiii-villr pnblish-
f er. who has taken an active part
\. in the f«»rmation and financing of
the preliminary orgaiii/at ^ n. t'x
act is to be referred to •"tor indc .
inu^ nurp'tses" as the **Binghani

\ct."

ni:ith grade*. ;it Mk : 145 at 24* : 50 al St

The prograin was outlined by. (jav and Lay ttJii sold 75 lbs

at Mk : 1 10 at 42c : .$25 at 44* :
210 at 4'V : 2,n5 at 4f^; 223 at 43c

Mvl -iO at 21c.

.V Ii. lioUon -old SO lbs Hi
•>c: 40 at !•> l -4c: 70 a! 2' V: dehnitelv <!eeid. w l . t

at 2^V: b>5 al .Vic: .k$0 at .^Kr :
2»J0 a I .vt: 28<J ;:t -?'A- : 225 at
50c: 150 at 4«A-: 2M) at 4o'. ; 3.^
at Vk : 2M) at 4Kc : 285 at 2'>c.

Sim Uh-.ekr s(dd I'M) lbs a'.
27c: frO at M\ - 150 at XW : r»5
15c; 2il» at it c: L^o 471-; 2SS
at 42c: .>'o at 17c: .^70 at 4<h-;
2.' .=^al 15. : 2-Ht at 4J<c.

Mill I'.akri- so! ; 2.-1! II.- M .Mc:
21 5 a! l-\ Mm at -!.s<- ; IS5 al
.v^c : 1^1 • .. !.s at / i -ic.

expcnscsj jaine-. Witt sold lbs .it 4.s.- :
.nd otlicr neccssjifv e.vpensps. 2Hl at .s't : '•<) al .>7i : M'.:it 2.H-.
Ibis iiill woidd abolisji the Slate; UrulUs llwanl -old 255 lbs at
Hoanl of Kxamiiurs. the \'oca-!.>ic: 140 at 46c: 115 at 45c: lo5
ion d I d'!i .••.ti»«ri IJoa; d and ; he ' .a 4(X- : 3.0 at . ll)5 at 2'' I -2c :
^tate l e.xt l{«Mik t oir.uiissioii. : 2fi'> at .VK* : 2U0 at
Ml the powers non e.xercisefl by 15 .^-4c.

V was the
of till lalc (ireeii l». Tur-
ley. w lm |)a- -c i .\er a nnniljer of
\' 1 -o. Before Iter marriage

, . s .\ii,s .\annif J. .\daii|
Iriivrbter of Wesley and Flia

.-tills. SI e was born Im
',ar:. - '. countx. but ha<i hvcrllin

ladison since her marriage.

trav< ling

i-r t'l !;-;i.\f til'- cal ii i t
i-c)ii ' ! . ru n ]>iaci'
ill ;!'!■ in- l oi! |.i(!ni -
lie will not likelv inak
siiiii for ten dav s |- ■..
^iM»d the sitllar} i.:'! ,-.;
L'xcess of SI50.fXi<t ar.niia?!v.

$9^^1 NEEDED TO
ENFORCE DRY LAWS

iU

\ I-
ill.

-o ten

ii'.v .V . i ri kr^i
Washington. Jan. A I)
informal r' ipK - - fr. i* ' ■
5 l-2c; 105 al minimi rat i»»ii re<|nesiipg » -i;^-

to elfiselv follow the e<timai'--

sur . r. r.i !.\ seven children,
lurk) . (..' II. 1 urley . Jr.. All
1. Deatherage. Airs. I . IF.
- : . i .hn W. Turley, .Mrs.'k.
of Stanford, and W . B.

Inrley. all of whom
•^bounded s\ ni|i.-itli\ ii*f
" f-Nls and h.: vil^ I'M's
iiour. .Mrs. 'iiirJey
s o;u- >ister. Mrs. y] ■ rr-
and a iir-ii ' ' ' ' ' ".
i; I A Ma'I--' 1 . .

irlcy was a devolc»l
•t tlu hirst ( hris' 11
She lived li«-r rel -i.
her Lord and was al-
I the summons to

I ■ .'•;( ii'. i.;;/!icr.

I'um r.d services will be c-jn-
liiii t' • r jKistor. Kc . Ilor-er

\\ . ( .11;. I .:U-r. al the l-ii si i Iiris-

I ?dr-.
■ 1 icmbcr
i church.
I and lovei

', tian clii'rcb.

;i-. Ill li>«;

Thnrsdav afternoon

f. !1. 'vc d' 1 . i-r-n -
Kichmond ccmeler' .

{In- St:ite I'loard oi I-. :iu .!;='.;i
^ the .State Hoard of L.xaimners.
its meeting late Tuesday t|,e \ o-.ationa! l-:ducation Hoard.

aufl the .State Text llook Omi-
•pission are conferred upon t!n-
reorgani7«-d ."state I'.oard of l-,du-
calion. This ! ill makes the .State

12 .Mc: l.'O at .^2c: 125
1«J0 at 44c; 150 at (lOc :

Martin . 15, Ivhtcation the c»ne cer
.\rch M. lincaling aulhoritv in the state
'"^ It makes it the diity of the State 49r; IJO at 29c

Moai ' of l-lilucatio:! to pri-pare ( and ."son
multiple lists of approved text- .>Cc; 250 at 47c

l\. 1-",. l)o/!er sold 55 II,, ;,t ^ui.iiiittcd 1} ti e ni

2'A:; Ho at Mk : 110 at 5tc ; 110 ai bureau, llu treasur\ de}

M)c. p.ppn.priation hi'! today re|H.rted|

W . (. lick sold 50 lb at « by the llousi- a|i].!oi,r:.t;ion co.:i '

.-'.I 4.1. : 115 at 51c: 155 at 51c: mittee. <!isclosed :i ml ..i m ■ >-

55 at 47c: 15 at 4 I-.n-- imately nine per "ent. M 1 .i-

.John IMownian sold I'*) liis at sure is the first of t' rriiid:i!|

I? 5.^1- . ^iM'p'y ' ' ■ ' ' ■ '

AJO al conimitU-(

:kiLLiNG REPORTED IN \

' JACKSON comn ^

T

bills coinpbtcdd i>% lit 1 i

as rei'or'e.i:

under llu- new bii'!;;! 1
'ill) at 27c. act system The bill

...M 2.U» lbs a; carries .<1 1S.I.(0.(< n. .<! :
150 at 55c; U'O les.s than the amount i< >.i:'
iHtoks. niM»n the recommendation at 55c: ICO at 5.^c: 175 at 51c: in the budfjet. Ftir tlu- enb
of the .^up«-ri!uendenl and an .^lO at 45c : IW"* al .>5c : 240 al -vc ni' i,! ..f prohibition

; 1 1 1 1

( la; . mere'
MrlscL ai:<

rce -

.•s*'.! !. O.t (1 ! i\ , lorrm r - store.

advisory te.vibook coinniis>ion
from which list comity text books
Commission slrill select the te.M-
liooks to be tised in the various
comities. Cities of the tir.st four
elates are ma<le independent in!
the matter of adopting textbooks.,
This hill makes it the dutv of.

l'»(i . ? 4(1 : \M) :it .>0c ; 155 at 2t) lecominentled. .Ml saiarv
l ie. 511 .1! l-.ic. requests are eliminated

Clav WiM-oii -ohl 11:> ii.s at public bitdiling estimat
I8i-; 115 at .v-c: "5 al 48c: 170 «luccd ^JWO.OOO.
at 45c; 285 ai 42c: ifoat25 I -2c.

I. K. .Sel>astian sold 40 lbs at
4<Jc: 25 a I 45c: M) at 105 at
»k)c; 8 5ai 44c: .M) al 2«c : 1.^5 at

•atcli from Ijon<oti says

Mil. 1i^

C lov i-v
;v, shot

i'cHy. a
. at the

that

\

i liollom, in Jacnstui con
and instantly killed Wm
I farmer, in a fight Afondii

It

I-

said

tacked tJa\ with a kmic
.ig a dispute, and\ that tb«^

mcreasc
and l!;;

•'"'^ 1 latter shot in self-defettUe. He
' w a arrested and brou^t to Mc-

I

1

on Fdan Awarded
lllMil RMd CcalMet

t Kee.

the .State Board of Edttcation an- 4«c: 65 at 40c; 2.? Oat 51c: 15<.'

n!iall_\ lo a^jopt a ;.,m ::.lr.i'. . ' s.-,'- .,,

4-\

C< '11-

ary schedule for superintendents. 150
prir.cipals ami teachers. The 3(1^
Board is given tlu j'«»wer 10 a p-I
point all stale supervisors and

recommeii- .>os

2.?5 at Mk ; 240 at 2b l-2c;
I 17c : bO at 17c: 135 at
l.sd at 28c

.1

Foundation
SUvto In SlBl^ J«i.

If

1-Vankfort. Ky.. Ja:i
tract tor three miles 01 concrete! Kentack\ is readv to iHjgin on
on the Lexington-W iiH-hester l Januarx 16. ;is cainpaiun to hon-
liiKc. was l. t .Mo" 1; l.x :!!c ^.iWofMlrow W ilstm kii^ to raise
.State Highway Loiunnssj. .,, to ,1, ,, :, ! t.> perpetuate

i>.e W#odrow

.,, . .^".%»d£iu>«.' Pra«l|ic»ll|r

the gap to the l-av ct; '

; i j#% t» .^laie iiignvvav »^«.iuni:ssi. .n i,, ^.lart-

Hdl and Whil-iker .sold l-K) ItjS Destog^iets. of l,exin-ton. i„, j.^.-i,..

. I'.' ; »«*r Sl(»s.nrrfl T!;,- ...nt. act closes WjUon F<-vnU£.lK>«.

et tio!i tf, t*

Co-operative Marketing , .

The bill is 21 printed pages in >n^l»tctors i|,M.n the recommei.- m„ at 43c : .>/:> at .yc; I4r

exteiii. and takes up in detail all «» ^^e State Sopetittten. 27c: 30 at l-2e: .b at 29c:

matters coming within llu- pur- , •'" - VN'inchesicr. Rock asphalt '.vas of tnen and women

of the co-operative p<K,l \»"J.> al>ohshing the pro- 210 at_ 4lc: 225 at 29c_: 125 _ at bid $t^O0Q under concrete

111) ' ' "• < v-r\* sec tion if; t'le state hjlS

which p«.mt the roa.l - alpli..,'. i. „^^.„ organize<l >.ith committers

schedules as
It hod of scran
le to be elim-
;s of the sig-

-oirj-bt ti

co-operative

be e^t-'d'lished.

ent Te.xt Book Commission and 3Ic: 230 at 32c. 65 at 31c: 55 a:

el

t One

4 - The
and ("<'!

r ividing for the adoption of

111 wool pair blankets, regular 'f-M lKK>ks by the State Board of
lis value at $6.75. Oldham's Big b'dtication as indicated above,
1^^^^^ g^ig flgg^ \f — .\ bill prescribing ceriil'i

— icates for sujicrinlcndents. prin-

Coal Meeting Off cip.ils. attendance ofTicers. and

iBy Aiwociste<i Prcw.) tf .irh. rs. and a salary schedule

Indiatiapolis. Tan. 4- .\ meet- based npon ccrtif'cate held,
ing of the coal' operators of the "'4— .\ bill to provide for bet l

feiie'budc^t^'^lral competitive field with of- ter attendance, making it coiii-[
W S.M60'X) ficers 01 the United Mine Work- l-uL^nry for all cliddren between
^ (he \9^) t'"-^- ca"^<' I 'ill shut gh !.he ligcs of seven and sixteen in-

16 3-4c: 40 at 1.5c: 55 at .5c

Giri kSevBidy Bui'ued

Mt. .Sterling. Ky. ian. 4- llil-
den (.'lay Richardson. 5. dauyhler
ot C C Richard.son. may die as
the restUt of burns suffered w hen
her dress ignited from a bopifire.

.\lnrrav solil 20 Ib^ ::\
7(1 a I

W. 1

J.k; .50 at 42c: 70 af .50c

•5.k: 45 at 41c: 25 at 4.-c

41c: 60 at 38c: 85 at 3(k
lie.

and tie gill'

ning on the tliird Alonday in Tan-
naiy "ihe opijor^inity will be
-r'\-v for this state to expres.s
*> its faith in the liberal

."'.I at iiU;t.> .lud in the wqfld democracv
20 aMfii>r w hich WjK>dro\v Wilson has
l^^n the chief spokesman."

.1 the pn.>- , {[riday, was called oft lod
fugs of the f resident Lewis of the
[hem. I'lis h't.' meeting \va- to Hx
Mhution of negotiating a wag<-
The cuts ment eflfective next April
facl and ''orBially annout;ce<l the nuciing
,was called off because the oper-
— ^ '^tors refused to, meet the nnn-
ers.

imuni tax rate that -vaN be lev-
reil in a graded .school district
from 75 cents to :^1..tO and niak-
av b\ clnsiv^. who are mentally ami ing it compulsory upon graded
union. jihv>icalb lit, to attend each da; sehoob now in existence to matu-
a date ol 'ihr cniire term. This bill pro- t:iin a standard lour year high
agree- viile^ that eac't county cinpli»yi school course and^to provide for
Lewi.<; oin' or more attendance

fifficeis

V. ho sitall hold a proper cerljii-
cat«- ot (pi.-ililicalioii.

"5 '\ bill to create two new

an

^ irt .-.pecial
e today
■III' —

is taBdng- alroat
tluttgs are at Old-
End Sale.

attendance officer in gnuted
school districts-

"9 — A bill to increase tlie sal-
ary of th(- Siaiv SnperintendenI
one fnnn HWK) to !f5.UX).

10— -A bill conferring

tiecn sob! X(i It
: 'J5 at 4.sr:
.SOc; .50 .vl
1$ l-2c ; 45 at
— ^-1—/

white normal sfhonls and

new colored normal schciol. j "lO-.A Dill conicrrmg uponj
"6_A bill appropriating $50.-jcoanty l>oards of education the
')00 lo support county snminer|power to pronioie pupils from'
tv.-jining schools and to e.,lablish.the eighth to tht; ninth grades. |
a normal course in certain des-i "AH these b«8 are based uponj
ignaled high schools. jlhft' "^vonimei dafion of the State;

"(y—\ bill making it pfissible'Sl/ ■miission and havej

5 at b»r both jMilitical parties to nomi- hf H by the legislativej

{inatc or iufh.rse the same caiidi «/ f the Keotncky Ed-

idafe for ^ni . rinteiulent of i'ub- / fi(»ciation.rthf» countV|

J \erinteadeuts Viid bv

I

s a I
15 a I

cenc

9^

Buy your need's from us and you
will be more pratimmM

PtMfle 33 fbxm 33

iMIiMMMMHHHHi

c

4

PER
CENT

laterett ptii m TtHtt
Savinp llBpillil. ApM^

Ai deposits made on or
before the IM i^Janii-
anr, 1922,

IANK&

TRUST COMPANY

Lexington, Ky.
S.-C Cor. Main & Upper

:4 MacEson Cbuntv, ti^j^ Wednesclay, Janiic^y ' ^JV^

f«tltl#<t to tb« UK* for r'.n.^Ml. i.Uoh
of all new* dlBpat^h^s crefllt«?<l to If. or
ndt otb«firlM crr.litad In thH pj.x'r,

JUDGE CHENAULt

MILUONS SUFFER
FilOM WRONG FOOD

M«liittta>iti<Ni

Health

The Daily Register 1 n> receiv-
ed nil interestin.? letter from
Judjjo jolin C. Chenanlt. who if? in
Mississippi, visiting his <;on. John
t al>ell Chenanlt and wife, h will
l>e read v\iih interest by his many
friends at home here :

Abbott, Mis^.. Dec. 26. '21.
I.dititr n.iily Register.
Richmond. Ky.
T K ft Kichmnnd on the 15th and
arrive<l he i f the ne^ct dav. ^ onr
valttable paper is f. daily risltor.

we arc well up '-n (he happen-
ings at home. I have iailed to
note in the personal colnifins that
my absence has l>een observed.
What a e|iange can in a short
time take place in one's life.

SjmjnO Utile Victims

No new* in years hns cnii fd
such wid<f ipread comment in
Richmond as that latelv sent ov<
by government health experts i!i
Washington, saying ai lea^t 3 -
000.000 American children nvf
weak or ailing hecanse lhe\ d. >
not get the rijjht kind of foml.

As the authorities explained
when making this annonncein:-nt.
it is not so mncli a maltrr nf tin-
tier- feeding, or over- feeding a^ o\
wrong feeding. - For this rnr<c-
of malnutrition has brfn found t"
exist in all classes f»f h<>uu -

In other words, a lar^e part o!
the sickne>-- . ' we.-tl.-
ness which cost so heavily in time
care, anxiety, and money. an<i
leads frequently to uini ■
death, is due to a lack of ^ '
mines win h are nec<'-i<ary in >>v.-
daily dir»

To prftviric the-e vitamine^ :
I certain in neral salts in -m li •

Sti

auk & Tnist Co.

-STATEHmr-

?rHMOWD, KENTUdtY

I^ns arri Di*
U. S. aiK^ Off.oi
S:oc!c m Federn
O^vivlrdf'f I^'

Ho-':''
I. ! . 1 OiH \ ;UilV
Reserve L!! *}■€ Fo(

KESOWCtt

87J16..S

Bett?i- AHvprtism? For Better Business

TIMELY AOVERTiSUtt IS

PROFITABLE ACVERTISUlfi

llr.

muiiii

. ■ a<l\erti<er >tart>i his local cam-
■: ■ i- 'lie tinu '^r y<u t.. rtiti c<ipy that lets
i.iic know yon sell his goods in your com-

Thi> liii v i; i t -np not only sells gorxls. but it gives
yitur ^lore .-i pi.riiMU <if the prestige for which the
national advertiser pa^'s.

^'our advertising and your window and counter dis-
•'!; X i . i- . . '■ ! usetl to help get a sharf of the
i'u-inc-- created by the national advertiser.
Talk l!ii> over with your local publisher an<l keep
in li 'uMi with I'u- national advertiser. He will \ve
^'>:>''. 1 • Ici you know about his plans in your ter-
ritorv.

The 4:ivertisMf CM
of Ik

Ne. 13 of a Series AcUretaed To Sellfers

W hen 1 was proprietor of youria^ to 1)e ^asilv as<imilnte<l i~
paper, tlien callc<| the t Umax, my ! ,,f aims of

i<\ery uio\enieii; was noted, but! science. i)r. Philip IJ. li: ..
'now I may l>o away for a month Jefferson Medical ('«»llege. P'-H
and if mi-i^ed by anyone I am not . Iji-ipi^in. ciriMoxe-' to . ■ •
j aware of it. Such is life, as we a notable -eries of prat lit . '
move on. (with a nev. tonic-ftwMl kn- r

!lar4 titne^ ua> the daily t:dk si •sj' >. w I idi r.niibint - t ' ' ■
h^u I was in Kiclinu>nd. 1 i«ear,,„i„es <»f R.ce. Veast. .M'!k.
irreat deal of it here, bnt not sojwith Reef iVotein. .Vuckin
'iniu'i ••!> heard llierr. Mo«t of Iri.ii. in .-i i<-urnlr;il. i
j the planters here had a go«Ml corn! i in- pc.ipU >,f Km 'in .
[yield and all have fat hogs. So. interesteil t- know
j hog and hominy is assured fori tests M ere iMrried out
I allot her year. ' f,dk and clrh.t en. soine .f !! ( •

To my v.ay of thinking, it is'„ormal lualti-. oth«r- >nni' "
idi .il !i\ inir here. ^^ «• hav»- big. ' from malnnt:iti«>u or auaetni
little. «»ld and young, about fifty eimdittons. anr -.till ott-i-r. n
Inegroes on our farm. They live erating from Aai-tin- <;im.,-.
j in cpiarters as they did in ante- uith wonderful result-. \f'
i belhnn day<. 1 imai;itu' they re- vfveral week- of -uih ex- . •
Igard the laml owner to >»>nie ex-Iments th's i.iitritional exp« rt
•tent as they did their owners. To' his associates Wcame convtjuc
nie they appear a^ depen<lent as they were deaing uit'i :i rci^'
they must have been on their .'remarkable footl d!>co^er — :
masters. Their chiM-Klie trust adjunct to the owlinary daily dii

Due from Otlv'i B .n^ _ _ _ ! >^,9^b.

Tolal

G-n-lr! ^' k on"

Si-Mi ,i i' -

fit:

r> Rank .

depositors 4,964.

I - 15.0T0 - 0^

30,0 6^ |P

Reserve Bank 34,7/ ! .

UAfilUTIES

Trust Fun is on D:.po$l:
Ofher ^
Bills i

nil vidua! Denes:!
. le

Total

led

t -

1

It
ill

ii' ii ■

tlu--e
•own

^ o,(ioo.i

-- 3,000.1
4.000.1
(.H,6I8.!
^18,644.1

Nine J

The ciosFiig of the 3 car 1 9.^ I carries inlo 'lislory a pei i<
business has been harassycl and difturbed by ecorlKxnic ind
r)'obIems which are slwvly bill surely yidiing to thc^ gSbd iii<*
cotu age and initiative <rf if ? Apirrican people. WM^ condit
- ilj f^t f: 'M pormal it is iratifying, in eittDding fui^ ii.fn

%vKk

<urpris- which
thevj .

promotes health

land cf)nridence i> really
ling. When things go well they ^ strength

jare happy. In fact, they are For delicate. >inmr-w« igiil 1 in!
happy and cheerful most of the dren. a gla»s of mirr. coutaininr;
time. The failure of the present twi. SI 'S'IO ♦ablet>^ thi. i • -
national adminlMration to main- jay is a^food that will cii.u,, < n
tain living prices for farm pro- thin, puny child into a strong ^-
ducts. and good times, does not bust one v» ry (pjiekly. :
concern them. | C hildren fed in this way ai .). ir

My >ort. iolin. and his wife, to jump into health and strenrji'
iia\e been here long enough to — ^eem- like a stroTit,-- statemtni.i

Vca«-. to bear teiimorj} to {he fact Ait a dbifttr up^
>vnn I he nai ions ^,lhe v 01 iri is in ei itfciicc , iiidi
'l it has been broMgl i al>oul between financ
■hlev and chit Wholesome b t Mineas ati

ance aoB

;)n.-

. b .
I lib if - %vi(!

.-1 - J

till ir disposition. I hey hut it is a niarvelously scieinit'i
now that every negro on feet proven at Jefferson Me«lical

I

WHICH DAILY PAPER?

A Question That Is Quickly and Readily Answered.

Tk Courie("J(MiriiaI

Largest Morning Circulation df Any '
Kentucky NewqMpo:
F^njoys a nation-wide prestige and repatnti«i. It is
tialfy^a newrpaper, intant

learn
know

the plantati<»n i- expecting to be rolieii'c IT re therefore, i^ ti
pers.mally reineml)ered on Christ first opportunity <jlTered to th
mas morning. It was certainly people of Richmond \vh«> nee
amu>ing and interesting to see strength and vitaiitv. arc n '
them coining from their quarters , weight, run-down, anaemu.
to the big house, as they desig- have imder-nourished chihlren <
natc orr re-idence. yesterday feeble old people, to call at i'< '
morning. I could hear "Christ- rv*s Drug Store and get a v ' v
mas gift. Mars* John and Mrs. anteed strength and Ixulv-buiidi- 2^
Bess." on every >ide. I'hey had that has been approved bv the ru-
remembered all and all went otT tritional expert of one' of our
smiling and displaying some greatest Mediral ( olle'^e<. !t
small gift. They stand ready to| '.

its own news hmrt^t at

I MnrtAue a

/

1

Witb important lct:'-lation coming before Congress and Ken-
tu'cky General Assembly in 1S22, Tbe Cotvier-Joamal the
daily newspi^^r you will need.

1^ special arrangemeiits wd ire now able to offer 1'
THE DAILY CCimiER-JOUIIItAL .

.•1

AXD THE
RlCHMdWb DAILY REGISTER ^
Both OMe Yew BY MAIM>r «>ilr IMI

^ ^ANh- applies to reHewalt as ^"'^^ ^ aa li iui ^ U8ag «
hutJy to people livinf ui Ktiittia<^\tt ii«^
JKar lubcriptions mi^, il aefMi ft^tfcV a At«r ine»Mi«(S

tifjii date f ro« tafirmm «f ifiifnmm^u

li you prefer an evcmxig aewspaper, 3'?>4 IMJ^ SUbStitUt!!! Xkft
lid^uijville Ti.n^e? for Thft CouriW-'JdttrtaL

Be^i if>r bring your orders to theofficjp^ »

serve you in a menial way at ev
ery beckon and call and a smile
of appro\al is the only expected
reward. It is certainly ideal and
agreeable to have some one *ver
ready to wait on ybu.

1 simply started out to ^^ay
don't let my paper stop if my
fime is up January 1st, Uid-I will
p^- a year in advance as soon as
sdon as 1 come home.

Yours Irulv,
-JOHN C CliEXALLT

Cut Three Sets of Teeth

and Had Second Eye Sight
Danville. Ky.. Jan. 4 — Mr<.

Sally ireim died at her home ii-
the Rhebcr section of (.asey i on-.!
ty. and was bured at Salem. Ann
Sally, as she was we'I ku'"
was a remarkable old ! ' > '
in her 105th year an( i > 1
three sets of teeth. Abori iv
years ago she cut several ■
teeth and also received her
eye sight.

LOCAL TOBACCO SALES

Mr<. A. I. Tracv >old; 20 lbs.
at 25c: 10 at 10 ..-'4.

Si<l Raker sold; 15 pounds at
4.S0 : 75 at 17 1-4; 130 at 30: 40 at
41 : at .'^1.

Hell r.aker sold: 15 pounds at I on theorv and
7 l-4c: 180 at 25: 185 at 35: 110 " ' "

at 45: 205 at 42: 250 at M.
Mo>e Mc.New sold; 50 pounds

Texts For Teachers Are

AnwMMeed At Frankfort

I'nnk f<)rt. Ky.. Jan. 4 'i- x'-
for teachers to study this \eai
were announced by the .'^t.'»te

Pioard of lOliuati' in. On. . i. ■■
practice wi'lbo

based on "The Classroom Teach-}
er." for elementary ccrtil'n ale-'. j
an<l for life certiHeate^i. sta't di-

I on of our devotion to
' t vice to a county rcn«

'ii' <\^irf] famiifig and bu
e lonlnbiitod to our
c'lDif Miif^on of thp conf

i.i)if-.'Ui>-or
I' ^ (U/IlP

■Oidially cr^

at 30c: 85 at 28 : 65. at 52; 55 atiplomas and high schoo! ccriiiicat-

100 at 29; 45 at

150 pound

cs. on "Met hods
High Schools."

t>f Teaching iii

0: 40 at 35;
10 .1-4.

lesse Proctor sold
at 15 14: 45 at lO 1-2; VtS'ut 2S;[lMtfiky Made Him Forget
225 at 0 1 -4.

Kearn^ F'>rn«.. ^oi<l ; l.\5 pounds
at 10c : 2.V) at 20 ; 580 at .M ; 275 at
40: .U5 at 47; 310 at 45; 250 at

.V.

Win Bnrtftn sold: lOiJ p'->unds
at 12c : 295 at 25 ; 250 at 25 ; 235 at
25: 130 at 25; 195 at 9 3-4.
Qay Wilsop sold : 95 pounds at

He Was Married, He Says
Louisville. Ky.. Jan. 4 — l-Vank
E. Moore, 48. Louisville, was sen-
tenced in Jpflfcrsonville to* r^ o
si.\ months in the prison on a bi.:.'-
ailiy charge. He was married to
Carrie L. Fink in T-om'sville, Jan-
uary 16. 1918, and. without oii-
taining a divorce,<became the htf^-

48c ; 180 at 45; 285 at 4^; 165 atjband of Mrs. Victoria Mah
25 1-2. JeflFfcrsonville, April 8, 1921.

\ m.

W. M .Snyder sold: 160 pounds | only plea was that bfe was elrunk
225 at 32: " * -

at 20c: 175 at 26: 225 at 32: 210' ar thi tiiii« W the s^d marri-
at 33 ; 250 at 30; 90 at IS 1-2 ; .30 age.
at 8. "*

George 3IcLec.r soldr 225 !bs.
at 14 1^2c; 125 at 20; 180 at 2^;
175 at 17. _

lbs
20

at Close of

U. S. and Other Bonds
Due from Banks and

Loans

Gish -J

Banking f louse and I
Slock in Federal Rese
Other Items •

Seek Friends in Hour of Need

"In tbe hour of need we seek|
out h€st {tmi^ writes C. S. W !
de W€t, 9S/ 73fd avenue. Oak-|
Und, Cal., "our little boy andi
jgirl had severi, rasping cotuhsl
230 lbs without phlegm that choked
5; 120 at flushed their faces. Foley
155 atjey ^nd^Tar was

I

Capital Stock

S'n nii.is L'Mci Undivided

Circnialion

DiL'" to Banks
Bill Vvabl« ...

Matiil! • m
Wednesday - Tlurs^la

Wednesday, January 4^.1 922

r

» "THE LUCK OF JADf

A Powerful Drama of a Wonum's Vanity nnA a Man's Great I^ve

Me Fredensk

tt Opera House • " TImi 4 Hgfsgman c f the Apocalypse

ALSO —
JIMMIE

in

"RIOT*
Pitlie News

If'

A OPERA HdUSE-SAT OiyAt i tiyt_

LOOK, WilO'3 COMfNG! THB #MliD MlMi
STAR (lffiR9CU')

Ruth Storehouse

IN PERSON -Hau- her story of life in ihemovies — j§p«J*5,
Paging program in adrfition to her •^•^
be preseatML No advance in prfee.

a*

le New Store

A Qiy R\>py and Prosperous New ^t ar lo all.

B\ the waV. il Is an opportune lime lo thank the ponpio of Richmond and
Mad? ' ( cv«nl'^ -^d elsewhere for their generous support. We have had a won-
derfiili\ busy t?' • of it, really beyond our expectation, since our opening in Octo-
ber an '"we vvf:'i lo show our appreciation hv thankitr: evory on^^ whn hcljicd to
! krrp • >obiis .. We expect a much busier I 'ne ihi< conung year than our
openiii iiionth| presaged because of our unswerving policy of giving

. VALUE '

are go| yi lo IJ^ the job, always ready to setW.

• ic rci "deling our 'Second storv and \vhcn nil is hnishcl as planiud in
••m ■• cxpecl in h»\ Jiiiifiii aii.l modt iiily equij)p<Hl siore as any

i !.;.!! ir.y. Before going Easi for our Snnrg slock >ve i'. ive (let hied Ui
: . . iiii. V DiTss. Bloii-e. S\\'. a!er UndciN.car* Biaiikel:^ and Com-
' r low : ^* possible figure and iho^c needing such merchandise will liiid
■.auK^i iii! our stock is reduced.

p . . i„i„, Howard P.yn, ^hdiQ^n INSPECTOR OUT

IS .

1

V

tn

IS

f

rehC I

WITH AIL THE FACTS

ym Km&m B. ft O. R. R. MbA
BMides To Make SteMMAt
of His Case

:'.i!nily »].ivf tnlcPii poise=«ion of!
Mr.. SiirU.y }^'U\ hom> on the
Stnnmii. recently vacated by

* I'. > < >'<il!,'Hii nivl fnmilv.
Mr. Hrluu n. 1'< arlnian has rc-

liimnl in )(>lw< llofikins iltli-
vcr iiy. naliimort'. after spend-,
iiii,'' i'k- liohday^ u ith lii. parrnf-s.
Mr nii'l S\r<. |. I'l-arhuan.

Mr. i:inc>t Ifarris. of L'ninnj TI. \'. Ki^er. lS2.MIn].I.- avmnc
litv. \vli(. iM on -;|wn.i;n- ilu'j H»">t'"fi:^'"^- ^V. \ a.. oar in^p« ( tor;
li t liionih in 1 iorida. i.s f.Kpcrt-^*''" ^- ^ ^- Rnilrf.ad. hn> a
.• I h..tne the latter ivirt of the ''O'^* f'-'*'"^'- ^ rejr.irr io.
\ycr\^_ i learn «»f the wonflrriul !nir)rf»vc-

Mr. I V.lenian < Iri<fRs and Mr i i^^'"* »" '"-^ Mr. I - "-

F.li.r-!- - Moherly have rcttirned!'-; " '•J'^ly known in irntenn!
io 1! '• I "I'.ivf T ii V nf Kentucky

• i\< V ^ii' r:.linj; tlie holidays with

J, Bi Stouffer Company

'ill- home iolk-;.
-Mis.s Hakel >foores. of the

\\ .'M-o -;cc:ti<)n. spent the week
cii'l \vit!i -Mis- .Mary Earl Tirig^gs
It ('ni'tn ( itv.

' (''-nr'iuan ha^ -

lo l.<»ui>ville to rc^iinx-
i . r tf.M-iiini; after si»endfnir tt'i-*
I •-t;-',;- 1. - v.itli III-'' I'.'i- ■ '

! 11'-. .\!r. .••.ml .Mr->. |. rt-.-irlman.i
Mr- K. i < »i<lhai'n and cliil !
■n I 1M- ntnnu'd froni a vi-ii
I . ; •'. .Mii-. r'-. par« iu-. Mr. ;m<i
• • ; !•. < oliii)-. at (. ritteiuien.'

I If 1 .1 \i'iu't<>n llcrald .>i*ys :
' j. lin l*,-it«-: aii'l Mi>s ]»'an-'
I!:'; ' u- \':\>vy h:i\v liven vi>ilinir
't' ; Ip.l'vi -; nt Midw.iv.

cle-;. brill''' n nieinher of the I. ().
O. P.. K. of P.. and the W . O. \\\'
In relatihi^ his experience, he-

«;aidt

"i hesitated a loiii; while abotuj
inakinq^ this statement hift finally I

deriile ! to i1"> -^o. lu l tli.ii
tiu rc are iiuiny wli') ' ;•< i n- [
'li'l who neerl 'I'anlar and uil! he

ii;'l(i( c. I • • . • :, I: ( i" :. - :> re~nl' • ■

\!l M.;

'friend^ kn'»« iliat f.ir •.nme t Mie
I had Ikmmi ill .1 niii-d<o\ii an'i

Hundreds ^nta^
Are Daiijf Saving

Cierk 3^ckkeepii)g Expense
and Cost of Delivery by
purchasing bom U8

CISH AND

OROCERY DEPARTMENT

1' r lu re h"ri<la\ and

! itrlev K it !'<•;•

:. !■ . \\ - \.< >\\ I -III' t . : 1 : • -1 ' II :-
•,'e^tion. iiervoivsne>s and -leet>-
k'.-.sjie- - fi'r !!:;■ r :

relief and 1 :ini f«-eliii^ lil <• new
ni.iii \:>>\\. I'm ai>ie t<i ( .-i!. -:eep
jan«l V ork iu-tter than in year>. V.
. V^'"^***".'U"ertainly is a medieiin of ttnti-iual
I merit."

i Janlae is xild in kulmiMnd \'\

r

Call on Us

Piione 97

SOCML ud PERSONAL

.eagan— Celt

■ \nnoii; V\ •^\\
'larri.i;,' ^Ir
lisN I ,r,

ity. T' . ! ;a»i-.
•onjfrati! -"a^

i \\ ill C'tnijjiete. !i( !
|iliM-'!ie»> eolh Ife

1" M.. I' 1 ' I. I.

conr-^e .I", a

- t: .!( of th'; !: ) ;,|rKce lia- r-;rn-

'I'ttt and ii! in. 111 f»ir v, • • Iiani where -^iie
;i i "th of thi>j'a?ten<lej| ilu | i( \rdle-.Mel\enna
>i> Md;. cxtcn»I' \\ ecld-ntif. I

# ^1'-- Sahiff ( " ntry -pent the

Snterlaie

Mr. :
h-lij^lil !
(KT Snn.
Mr. air
wms. \
Miss C
Chester

J!»a>^r .\e<-k \\
fiue Is ! eht-strr.

i*arri>h' Mr and .M
,il <lin-,kfi tlie iatl«
inclroled' for T-nvelltfin
\v.\<\ iln V i!l -j-eiji
•ell. ami tiic .viiiter
• ! .»f \N ;n-! Walker Km

'^lenevT ^iH£jr>-. c'' Mi-^ l .a tl
Airs, sitnied In r d

•■ter.

I friend- n \\ in-

iames !!iin:-'de
.irl of the week
' -misiana. where
•e remainder of
I heir <r.n. Mr.
and family.

nanh. .Mar\ l.i iii-e (.'uvinirt' 'i- :
Lucille Rite. Latna l-al>e!le i'.en-'
nett, '.oitise McKee and rat>v

•! Mn;iay alter :. vimI ..! ten; ,,^y„j,:^t.

- the Ii..niel<>!k- i«n;

I

Stock t«Mi and Sr»n.

and leadinir
It

' - .\lr.. S. \. I ). .l-ne. ^Vadlin-t..p I.,..
Mer.ed have rettMiu l to State '''^Vll»een th. ^ne^t -f I:--
I nive-^i.-.. havu.u M.em the i- .1 , "^''^--'M

win I h.i
aitiit. Mr

New Cii:fnr'i ^

Close r. ■ 'I o."

• :' > Mil'.'
■;i t iTihi V ,

•iirhant. ot
■' fiiendi

1- r;iMK I
W \\ . i.

ntvi

iday vith the h«inie ^dks
."di-.se-i i-lii/ri'i; ! ' < i''-'

M:>.d; - I'.-.rri !i \v.\

^eliiM.' at I .( xiiijLi:!'

Mrs. (i. W. I v. M and .M:--

C nrr: !een .Sjnitli li.i'.e rel;iriie<!

fioin a \isit with tiieir -i-ter.

Mrs. J. M. Bent<»n. and Jmlt^e

I'.etu at their home in W in-

elie- ler.

Hallard Lwxon. Jr.. left Sun-
day for I .ee. i-l.iir^j. \ a.. t«J re-
' e his Nchool duficjs.
rs. Waller Benn rtt is con-
scent from an at ack of ton-
is.

in (•i<";i.

r. S. I'.nrnani. hit .Mt.ndav

, . eoiMinue his shool work,
relnrne'! to...

Ml

!CM lirfs Mt-H is Wortii MoHieT < •

^'''i C'tit ont tlii< -hp. « nc!' ■

•^'"'-'5c to Foiev i\- e.... 28.?.=^ • I'

1

dav

1

hirnr ni. v!,., Im. Keen with ^^.^ Chicaifo. PI . writhjif vnnr'een-
1':e l.oine f,.l!<. fl„nn« the hoh- .„!,i,,.,. , K.^Hv. ^...r

••'<"rn«-'l v.'th him. | ^..j,, ^..^eive in ,.;•::„ ':, tn'

packaj-e omtain l ..le^• '! .;. j
ey and Tar Cotnpi.nn;! f..r .. n-h-

, , ,, , , eoMs and eronf). l"«>lev l\'<l'ie'

Mi^s l.hzabeth HauRcr left pjn, j,,„, i.„i,., catarrh Tah
!;ie . :!y :.. eoii- j '^r her ^^"rk ' j.,,,

ai .Mi.ss |>yj)er-. selioul. (iarrleni

/- it; . y-.v York. . having .s,,ent' i^,;,, jjeuiai, .shifflett >pent
tne past ten days at Arlmgton. Christmas with her sister. Mrs.'

eii

■ .i.'i' n .

••iKla\
':'rr\

V. ii \\ her (l.''.r.;;liier. Mrs.
\\ il.-on. in Irvine.

■ i ^ . I i c ' ' ■ . .
•M. .!!■. :- r\ ■

n..

:\\'^'\ the

:i r'e'l'fii;

•Tent VaUie L'f

Foley's Has Never FaUed

Irs. R. C. .Moriranpia^ r {t'rn-; . f-''innry is a had month for in-
to i.exington after a vi>it i'.,''' .T''1>I^p .'in-l hnmeliial

Kel- 1 tl is unwise to nctrlect

Ocnnis Taylor.

New Judge To Fi^it

Henderson. K

jdicinc
I knew K -
j table drn;^- ;
FigiiUilc ,,f .Ttieient tor.
1. 4 — In 'I's I I.\ dia

manv ren'tr

.f ^re-

later. I

;!! i'..^pital. I.exli|L;ton. tid-
f-.r the removal l er toe

daughter, Mrs. A!. C , , , . - , v.. ,. ^ .,, , -

fg. ' !*"^ ""•^''.IC''* *"""P'2 Mrs. rharjje to the Kraud jurv. |u.1j?p ' v. ;o s a-.. .

)»Iis.ses Enpenia Fid t. niady>:|" \- <''i'>»'n. IM/ ( '.lle-^e ave..!T^. R. Himt said if reports' were \ -,;e( -1.1- « '
•Kee anil I".l( rin- l.nckley re 'i' "'h-. N\ wites : "l-'oley^ ! leiuicro ,11 v. a- lioneve. .nih- i-.<.v . . ' '

-ned to St. .\:^aih.' - \ca«lemy I ar has never failed ed with bootleggers and gamblers \\;xv\ ^ \\ : . ... e ; >

\\iiK!u >ter after >pen lintr ihe JT^ving 4nnnedinte relief and I j am! that chicken fighting was lie- i-^ a w"!!:!!' .; ine.i e i f .r w..-
lidavs at home. ij*.'" \ it!,..rt it Children ; tng tmlnlgcd in without molcsta-' man's r H ni . p'e[);ir«<! from

!.Mi,s riorenee Lewis Tir., , - - ^ '•^'■<^ H- >ol(l e\ cry wli. ; v. p„ • , ;, ,v, , .• ' 1 pkmls. It

irned from \\ inclie-iler w i; r.- j ■»
fe spent her vacation wttfi Proi.i
•jd Mrs. J. L". Lewi-. i»«
Miss Bess Telford hi' returned
» the College of Music. Cincin-
liti after .spending: t' : Christ
las ••.acation at home.
.Mi - Katherine Vjillia'ns. of,
le Kellogg CVi.. has ;|.i'ven roi^ni-.
k ith .Mr." and .Mfs. 1. 11. We-t^
In 1 .ol -Main street '
Mi-;. I. .\. .\llen has returnelj
|o h' r Ii->in<' in Le.viegloti

de'ightfid visit^ with friends,
iiid datives bert! '

>ii>-. I.e-'ii' Hnrle\. who h.a-;
oecii : .ilie:U in tin ( ioml ."^a-
inar-

|\\ e( V

i'-'^^ doiniT nieely an.l will soo;i
return hom« '
leorge Helibree and

1922
«l6SAillN6S

MEATS GROCERIES

WUKN YOUIBAW

F. 6. YORK \

Corner Second and WaiMit

PHONE m

Everybody is Cry!nc for Lower

~f

IMow Is Th» Time to Get Them

Jiave retern.fd iromj
lion ?iid^esum-j
thjj lEastern ,

Big Job Lot of Ready To-Wear at Less Than Half Cost

Tkis dissolution sale continues and you'll have to hurry to get the best
bargaiiKk Nedmig finmiL Wc diui i^e you bw priees. COME fa and Try Us

Mrs. B. ,E. Belue f4)|npany

1 "

lTi> Richmond BailyKj

THE TIME TO TAKE
PEPTO-MANGAN

KESERVSD SEATS

And Tomorrow

T«* rittummm Mi Aiw Miii<l;ti; Mj^tf till

NEVES BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF THE
MOTION PICTURE REGIME

When Yon Fed a '*Uftle Of* It

Bring You
To HenUli

POOIFINANGEOBY
BINGHAM'S PAPERS

Lexinifton. K> .. Jan. 4 — In a
latc-iiiviit i-Mif 1 I iic-(!a\ , Jainesi
1 . Slt>i)c, ijre-iidcnt and general
manager of the Burley Ifjbacoo
( irowers' Co-operative M arte ti^
\->sot intron, said :

i-. not gencrallv iiii(icr>lu<jL'
are niijfhty lucky. Most that jnd.i^e R.jl»ert W. Binghair.
ncfd :i fronA tonic once in cut icly financed through his

Smim! ])e<>i)h' never need any
ini-dicine at all. 'Ihoy arc. the
'A*^**-''^' ">lr(:tu}i as a hull."

They
>eo])l

HAS THERE BEEN PRODUCED ANTWHSRE SUCH A
GORGEOUS, SUPERB, WONDERFUL, MARVELOUS,
MAGNIFICENT, COLOSSAL and SENSATIONAL SUC-
CESS AS THIS MOST SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT OF
TWENTY CENTURIES OF WORLD PROGRESS.

a while. 1 liey take cohl. or thru new spaper.-;. The Courier-Journal
overwork, or social activity do and The Ix>uisville Times, thf
not j^ct eimugh sleep; many eat preliminary ori^'anization of thf
improper fu»»fl and thus hurt the association. These newspapers
linc^tion. It is mi^ty wise to out of their current funds paid to
take Ci!ide"> I'tpto-Slaniran with the or.,'anization ctinimittee ali
♦^he meals tor a tew weeks and liic m<iney required to sijjn up the 1
nild up. One cannot liave too crr>p and tnchide more than SOyOOO
limuci; i.'..od health. Pepto-Mani^:'.!i "growers in the soceity.
,;!vc> you plenty of red hUiotl.' "One of the greatest {actor:> in
and everybody knows that red addition to the money fomished
Mood mca!i> feeling g"oo(l and I I'-.-c lu v— paper-, was the

5,

Angmoited Orchestra, Coodncted by Mr. R. Has-
kinr. interpret the musical aMNk Miaa Joaa|

For-yth, Soprano Soloist.

4H0RSEME

Apooalypi

99

Nights: 8:15 P. M.

-58c 75c, $1,

Matinees: 2:15 P. M.
3Sc SOc 75c pfas tu

'ookiiiif fjuod all the lime. Sold
!>y druggists in liquid and tablet
rni. — .Advertisement.

PAINt LICK

Miss Stella West returned to

\^^iK-lu--".t.r .M..!i'lay where she is
.aiendiug college.

Mr. Rodney Kal.ston lias re-

• ' ■ ( io .r^fetown to take
\\' his work in the college.

.Miss Mahle Hall has returned
io Paducah. after spendini^ tl '-
■•(>li<lays uilh her par'.-nt^. Alias
Mah'c is teaching there. '

.Mr. (ieor<;e T-xid spent the
'ioliila\s with rclilivc- in ')!;•<

\\ as

hearty, active :i : ! continued
support jfiven to '.]..^ movement in
the m-vvs and i'l;to:ial columns.

•■ Thi- help came ^o tlte farmers
of Kentucks at a critical time and
a v,'reat service has been rendered
li\ !n Il'iitrham and his news-

t!;,

l-r.'

-tale.

LEAF MARKETING

III mmufi pijii

\\ a-liin<^ton. Jan.^4 — Co-opera-

liw inrirketintf of farm i)n»<kict';

part of

.vil con-tilute a <let'niitc

l ius War i a x

1

.Mi/s Kmma KsiridKc retunud the pn jrram for the .\ationaI .V'-

MILLION DOLLAR FUND
FOR NEEDY VETERANS

lu'Iiana-Hil

ln<:

fan

fi!nil of *e> • r.i' mi'lion

iloUars

Firm Leases
Lyman Parrish Stable

The kicluiiond I'ro-lnce i-i;
pany vhich opened i»ffices on
l ir^' treet several months
ha>. n;'.»\ed ii'iu Ihc oM l.\nian
Parrisi ^ .iMc a? the corner of
lr\ .. . j -iri-et-. The

\oi;!!g :m.h Lounci le ! \\i;h t!ii- to In *!oa':r<i without interest and
C'tablishtMent h:iM l.nilt up a'v.it!- only a man's j;oo<I -land-"
splenui'l 1 ;;- : ' - . • ' • i;- li.'intf j- N'm rican 1 .e-^ion as

that tiK; ucM i-riii.liiai. ■ ' \ _ . \...rid war \i ieraus

room. I'ei idc"! to take : ii- ■ tna, I'C in te'nporar* need-

with a d'M.r -j.-acc ll. '.l woi;Iil ac- , h».c;t!i>e of ('i^ahilit.. . illnc--' and
coninu"!.' ! ' ■'<■■: •:.••( n ,1,,;^ .liter "-. ' r- ■ 1; t -lunt or otli-

iness. : ( ; nl . - r- ioii uf er c;.!>. - j la i 1, i )•} Xatioual
the l>uii.!in- la-t uevk an 1 have'( ommamk-r Sanford MacXi !er;
fitted up a -pien";i<l «.!in.- :v ' u„'—\ aniiouncd thi l.«-i:ion|

ware ro(»ni. and inv;t'- tiieir m.i n ice jn-ot^ram ior tlic coming,
ny friends to visii tliem m their! ) ear. j
new «|uartcrs. ; Mr. MarX'id' r would crrn'e

' i hi^ fun«l lt_\ a |M»ol of adjusted
"""""" comiK-n-atiou allotments of vet-l

i ran-« \\ h" t* <'l i!.<\ can spare-
till 11 -c- ' I the money which i
licomc ii> tin 111 inider the term
ijof the federal adjustd compen
sation hill, which tl'<- I e^ioi
|i leader as-crts is certain of pas-

I'ostma-ter

Ila.v.

new

Kiddiea'GoUsCa*

Be Eased Quickly

Dr. Kin^'r; New Pi>: i)'. ' ry v.ill ric
that A-CT thinji. c.isily ! q^a klv.
Don't say, "I'(x)r little H<l<!ii-, 1 v
I knew v.-^.ii 1" il ' vmi"
Ihet lu^h hr.-t nwm s. give a lit'b Dr.
K:n;;'3 ."Si'w Di:x <ai ry as dinctcd, and
il will ^>oon be ea^cd.

It's a Rood family rough ar<! co!«'
rcnictl;. , i')o. I <K>scn5 up ihc ic.^'^-.
ticars up t'lo courH, relie^'es tl'*.- tor
p -Jtion. .\o I).ir:ii!ul 'irt!.;-. iOrl.i'.y I
M .!rs a standard r< ir.edy for eolilc,
coughs, grippe. At year dnigsists,
fytr. a ix)itlc.

\i> I.f»_ifan. \V. \'a., to resume
• .ichiiij; in the public schools in
ilu'.t city.

Miss F.thel Estridge. who h-ts
hccu speinhnt^ the holiday -
. I c n a ' returned to her schoi>l

i in I .anca-ter.

j .Mr. a?id .Mrs. Koy Kstridpe
I ent»-rtaine<l at cards Thf.rsdny
j eveninjf. I lmse invitt I were

.-tni;.-'er.<5.

ricultural t'onfereace tv» be cai
I \ ^> , - , tary of .vsjriculturc 11
. ' . \ . allace. and probably to
heltl in \\ ashini^ton. January
it wa- made known tuday.

I l)is •lia--e ot ihe contcreiu e
projfram was discussed with .Mi.
W allace on Tuesday l>y ( liftDji
tvi«les «'f Hurgin. Ky.. who ha.s
l>cen assfR-iated with the bnrlev

i)r. and .Mrs. Patrick. Dr. and ^•^-I'l'^-'-'^tiy^ uuucment in Ken
'!". fl. Smit'i. Mr. and Mr-

Dr. King'f

New Discovery

For Colds and Coughs

r-

i K. J. Walker. .Mr. and Mrs. if
\>'oo<ls and .Mr. and Mr-.

i !la; ry l" -;.;).

' -Mr. (ie<ir}4'- - - lioii-r l-r
d di'.wn .Monday morning. .Mi.
..Of rented his (arm last year
'•n 1 went to the mountain- I r
jhis wife's liealth. They had re-
•■-irned and were preparin-r 1"
:••<•■.••• in. Ihe lire i* saJd to liav
: i:.t:iu tri;m the i^rate. .Mr. .Nor"-
1-ome was a neat, new bung.ilov.
: M(! wa« situated on the Beren

:,d.<- »

i"UK SAl.li— KtM<iuice on tv-
aiisd^; avenue; 2 acres of Ian*
Kor Iforma'ioo, see |aine-> Ca'

BATTERIES

power abd cai»"

See service in
yourcax.

LONG TOM CH ENAVLT
AUCTIONEEIl

He's back home m^n^rs eajf
on the job. If ycu tc a
•ale ao4

[jsagc by the pre.sent Congress. |

Constipated? Herc'sReHef?(''<an«;

liic syhtrni, ui'M Dr. Kind's Pills,
'i licv prompt true ImI-- fio", stir h\t
the lazy li\-er and get si the ruul of the
trouble. All druggists, 25c.

DPROA\PTf WON'T GRIPE
r. Kind s Fills

W AN ri .D - A -ood cc.ok : si-r-
■ i \ants r(M>m in the lu»u-'-. IMione
Mrs. L. P. E\-ans. No. 25.1. 2 2t

I WANT ED — Experienced girl
■ or woman for housework. Ap-
I ply incrnings. Mrs. H. B. Forbes
; im W. MiAi. .309 f^i ' -thnoe ftl.l

icky. ami who is now euj^^ajjed in
^•mifar work in West Virginia.

.Mr. Rode- al-o called on Prcsi-
■ cut Warren (I. Harding, whose
ncntif»n he called to the interest •

;.( n hy t-irmers in ^ir. 'l.ir !
'.i.'i - tiec'il me-~a<ii.- to (.otii^res-.

• In t! u iiie--a!.je Mr llardincf
i'L rejranlinti t'lc aiL^ricu'tural
M 'i.-n. that '"in the main the

me i} i- believed to ie in di.*-
diution aii'd marketing, every

• oi.er « nce>tnai:ement shou'd he
• i\ eii to tiie l i --operative mai kct-

'' '''ojrr.n'is

.\- a ' vhole. the ci-nferc
ek to ascertain |>rcscnt
II' depri -sion and then pri
et up !>oIii it > !)y which
•i\ V- il' he restored.

J

JAMES PEARSON

Real Eslalc anci Livcslock
AUCTJONEER .

Phwc 281 1 I RicnmoncI, Kv

I Rl \

>-:.\\l. ft''-

Karil Rn
laun Farct It 01^

Orri «t»

HI m k! s.«i.i-> %%n i.rm.K iMtm ii s

, Uy Uu^r iMMr r«-»T iMrac ita*. ' I al||»r«-».
i4*lfr: «! trtrr: «lri»iin«ntaMr rtaM.'<« Mrr r»<-4wrt

n-,t I I iiH.iii ; • pr;«-r

dst. r: Hir- fr i'« uioonsiit'tc rimx lire titrlAm

S3

Xnt'e J Mw«rd«,

residence Bro:l

tu thr tu

)

rluu ( :ir: |iri<-t-

|«lrr: i>H«e -

[ Triirli; •■. jfli ulnlr hoil.*
rvt mi h'trti tmutittts N»
thr -rrn at my K«rax«- «
|t»MMl<>rr«l iMnCNtoa In
trr CvrA MM-okl4

.*iorf ill
|Jiin r I iiIm I 'J.!)!: I

I ir* r !«■ In !• T 'I il 'm'

I 'I ri( r II !•«•
llulM * ra« br iM-rM al i|
»tnr|-ro«ai mm towra.

> i Sit»riirl i I I ri «l« IrlH I I ri H I »<'•

The Peoples Bank

PAINT LICK, KY.

1.1 .III- .

Overdrafts

Hankin^r 1 louse and Lot

h'urnitur*' and I'ixtures

I.'. l{«»uds (market value)
(.'ash in Vault and

$21.r77.=;..-2

2.714.50

3..?50.00

4.s('.f>'"i
... 2,-WU.OO

Due from Banks 5Gm).40 Bills Payable

' 9281^.42

We n;.'d.. rn) (.arne-t etTort to accomniudalc all classes,
every re-jiect the reoplc* Bank.

capital Slock j^M^'iL^tk $ J6^.(X)*

.Snrplus l-mul -29,<K)0.()')
I'ndividei^Prollts %7.^>1

hep.. -it- 1V7.2'

lJue liani^s 7i)7..^1

^ .laooojoo

$281^.42
Our aim is to make this in

' ahove statement i- i>ne made jK>ssi|iIe , i>_\ the lihrral patronage of those of moder-
ate lueaii^ and tiiA>se more favorably situated. VVc wi>h t<» tliank each of you and tu wish

\ oil

a ]>ruspcrousl9en- Year.

Rcspcctfullv,

PUBLIC AUCTION

16 Buildiiig , Lots

on Edwards Avenue

1 Saturday, January

I At 2 O'clock P.jM.

j These Ids ar^ 50 x 150 fecu rlcj^e Io'L. & N. DW)f
j and would make you a splendid place to bt/^
j home. Tr ims — 1-2 down; Denfeinderj?^
months later. ^

J. M. Sf "~

1